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Once you have the program running, look to your systray (the one with the clock in it) and you should see a white baloon-shape with a red border.
Double-click this and the options window will appear. Select the Options Tab (2nd one from left) and on the right side select all the programs you wish to use SQL Prompt with. make sure you set any extensions required for each of the applications selected.
At the same time you might wish to review all the other tabs to see what other settings are available.
The only thing you cannot do from there is set connections.
Hope this assists
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I just downloaded the SQL Prompt free version and cannot seem to get it to work. It all of a sudden started working within stored procedures on VS2003, but I would like to get it working on VS2003, VS2005 andSQL Enterprise Manager. I also cannot seem to find any config file for it. Can someone help me, please? If I can get it working i'd like to suggest it to all of the developers in our Company. Thanks!
Nevermind. It appears this only works in the query Analyzer or when editing stored procedures. Will there be a way we can use it from the SQL pane in Enterprise Manager or the Show SQL pane in VS? Thanks!
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